Sentence examples for broad bands of from inspiring English sources

Warm moist climates are thought to produce broad bands of bright coal.

The exceptional pasta dishes include stracci, broad bands of pasta tossed with braised rabbit Bolognese in a Parmesan cream sauce.

Lincoln, Ford's premium brand, has broad bands of L.E.D.'s on the rear of some of its models.

Ndebeles, who stack silver-colored bangles on their necks, wrists and ankles, wear blankets with broad bands of red, blue, yellow and brownish-purple.

This old farmstead is a long, low, white building with pretty chimney stacks and broad bands of blue around doors and windows.

They probably developed when broad bands of the lithosphere were compressed from the sides and became thickened, folding and thrusting surface materials upward.

"Eclogue," a broad band of painterly activity in a raw canvas field, evokes a teeming bazaar.

Under low-resolution conditions, however, the spectrum will show the absorption of a broad band of frequencies.

The table is finished in bronze lacquer with a broad band of black lacquer above the bridge-tailpiece.

"It's really difficult to balance and represent the politics of such a broad band of people.

In 1715, 300 years ago today, a total solar eclipse was visible across a broad band of England.